The economic implications of Russia’s war are potentially large and global. The Head of the Franklin Templeton Investment Institute, Stephen Dover, opines on the ties between China, Russia and Ukraine. READ MORE
Similar Posts:
- Franklin Templeton’s $7.6bn Bond Bet on the Ukraine is 6X Bigger Than its Russian Bond Holdings (EM)
- Resolving the SE Ukraine Conflict Would be a “Massive Buy Signal” for Russia (CNBC)
- Investment Implications of the Russian Invasion (Franklin Templeton)
- Russia Ukraine War’s Global Impact (MetLife Investment Management)
- Russia Moves Up 11 Places in the Global Competitiveness Report (MT)
- Mark Mobius’s Emerging Markets Outlook (WSJ)
- Ukraine War Poses a Threat to EU Industry (RaboResearch)
- Sanctions on Russia: Disruptions in Emerging Markets (Global Risk Institute)
- Russia Now Demands Rubles For Grain As World’s Largest Wheat Exporter (Zero Hedge)
- Russia Consumer Confidence Falls in Latest Nielsen Survey
- Infographic: Russia’s Sphere of Influence in Context (VOX)
- Time to Revise Outdated Perceptions of Russia? (Franklin Templeton)
- Russia Troubles Hit Emerging Markets – Including Emerging Europe (Barron’s)
- Africans ‘Victims’ of the Ukraine War, AU Head Tells Putin (DW)
- Private Equity Group Blackstone to pull out of Russia (FT)